FPI Net sells domestic equity of Rs 21,272 crore so far in February

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI) is a net seller of Indian equity and has so far sold Rs 21,272 crore shares in February. So far in 2025, they have flodged a share of Rs 99,299 crore.

On Friday, FIIS- ,,,,94..69 crore FIIS-loaded domestic stocks have declined markets. The Frontline Index Nifty ends with a decrease of 0.44% while the S&P BSE Sensex closed with a cut of 0.26%.

With the exception of December, when foreign investors bought shares worth Rs 15,446 crore, the trend is one to sell. In just two months of October Chatber and November, they sold domestic equity of Rs 115,629 crore. For the entire year ended December 31, they bought only Rs 427 crore equals.

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Commenting on current trends, Chief Investment Strategist Dr. Geojit Financial Services. VK Vijay Kumar said that despite many positive developments, including good budgets, rates cut by RBI and slight improvement in Q3 results, FIIs continued their sale. “Largecaps dominates the property under FII custody, so the Largepps has been the victim of selling FIIs. The relentless sales in the Largec AP P. have made their valuation attractive, opening opportunities for long -term investors.”

In their view, any contrast in the FII strategy will only happen when the Dollar Ler Index will come down and it will be difficult to know when it will happen.

Meanwhile, senior director Vipul Bhavar, listed investments, waterfield consultants said that global policies, especially in the US. Emerging from, FIIs are using a sense of uncertainty, which in turn is changing their investment strategy in dynamic markets. Like India.

“The temptation of US assets has intensified, with growing bond yields who feel more secure these investments. Many FIIs have taken away from Indian and other emerging market stocks. Investors have drawn to the promise of more secure compensation. By equity, many markets, including India, leave their shadows, “he added.

Increasing this trend is a significant slowdown in corporate sales growth within India, which was advancing the capital of capital from Indian equity, he said, “Domestic pain releases issues.”

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